Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
We all have goals. Maybe you have written them down, said them out loud, or you just think about them. But without a plan, are goals really any more than wishful thinking? Even more, are they actually the right goals? We invite you to join us for a teaching series in Paul’s letter to the Philippian Church and to see how his instructions to them almost 2,000 years ago is deeply relevant to us, our goals, and the direction of our lives in 2024.
As Christians, we believe that the Gospel message is what has the power to save. John 3:16, one of the most famous passages in Scripture says that God, because of His love sent His Son Jesus so that everyone who believes in Him can be saved. The question for us as followers of Jesus is this: Does the way we live our lives, spend our time, resources, and energy reflect the urgency of the Gospel? In our series 'Every One' we examine how our belief in the Gospel and our desire to see everyone believe in Jesus necessitates our living lives that share the Gospel.
As Christians, we believe that the Gospel message is what has the power to save. John 3:16, one of the most famous passages in Scripture says that God, because of His love sent His Son Jesus so that everyone who believes in Him can be saved. The question for us as followers of Jesus is this: Does the way we live our lives, spend our time, resources, and energy reflect the urgency of the Gospel? In our series 'Every One' we examine how our belief in the Gospel and our desire to see everyone believe in Jesus necessitates our living lives that share the Gospel.
As Christians, we believe that the Gospel message is what has the power to save. John 3:16, one of the most famous passages in Scripture says that God, because of His love sent His Son Jesus so that everyone who believes in Him can be saved. The question for us as followers of Jesus is this: Does the way we live our lives, spend our time, resources, and energy reflect the urgency of the Gospel? In our series 'Every One' we examine how our belief in the Gospel and our desire to see everyone believe in Jesus necessitates our living lives that share the Gospel.
As Christians, we believe that the Gospel message is what has the power to save. John 3:16, one of the most famous passages in Scripture says that God, because of His love sent His Son Jesus so that everyone who believes in Him can be saved. The question for us as followers of Jesus is this: Does the way we live our lives, spend our time, resources, and energy reflect the urgency of the Gospel? In our series 'Every One' we examine how our belief in the Gospel and our desire to see everyone believe in Jesus necessitates our living lives that share the Gospel.
As Christians, we believe that the Gospel message is what has the power to save. John 3:16, one of the most famous passages in Scripture says that God, because of His love sent His Son Jesus so that everyone who believes in Him can be saved. The question for us as followers of Jesus is this: Does the way we live our lives, spend our time, resources, and energy reflect the urgency of the Gospel? In our series 'Every One' we examine how our belief in the Gospel and our desire to see everyone believe in Jesus necessitates our living lives that share the Gospel.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Your “Brand” is the image and impression people have of when they think of you. When you scroll you quickly see companies, organizations and individuals working to establish or re-establish their brand so they will be known for what they intend. For the Christian, Christ is Our Brand; To live is Christ and to die is gain. Join us for this teaching series in Philippians 1 and 2 as we unpack what it looks like to be known for living for Christ.
Advent. It’s a season of peace… a season of hope… a season of joy… and a season of preparation. In a month that is often full of busyness and stress, Advent is a reminder to pause and prepare our hearts for the season’s greatest truth and blessing—the birth of the Son of God—our Savior, Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 6, we see a picture of what this preparation looks like as we celebrate the birth of Jesus and anticipate his return.
Advent. It’s a season of peace… a season of hope… a season of joy… and a season of preparation. In a month that is often full of busyness and stress, Advent is a reminder to pause and prepare our hearts for the season’s greatest truth and blessing—the birth of the Son of God—our Savior, Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 6, we see a picture of what this preparation looks like as we celebrate the birth of Jesus and anticipate his return.
Advent. It’s a season of peace… a season of hope… a season of joy… and a season of preparation. In a month that is often full of busyness and stress, Advent is a reminder to pause and prepare our hearts for the season’s greatest truth and blessing—the birth of the Son of God—our Savior, Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 6, we see a picture of what this preparation looks like as we celebrate the birth of Jesus and anticipate his return.
Advent. It’s a season of peace… a season of hope… a season of joy… and a season of preparation. In a month that is often full of busyness and stress, Advent is a reminder to pause and prepare our hearts for the season’s greatest truth and blessing—the birth of the Son of God—our Savior, Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 6, we see a picture of what this preparation looks like as we celebrate the birth of Jesus and anticipate his return.
Advent. It’s a season of peace… a season of hope… a season of joy… and a season of preparation. In a month that is often full of busyness and stress, Advent is a reminder to pause and prepare our hearts for the season’s greatest truth and blessing—the birth of the Son of God—our Savior, Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 6, we see a picture of what this preparation looks like as we celebrate the birth of Jesus and anticipate his return.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Our relationships bring the highest highs and the lowest lows in life. Learning to be a better spouse, employee and friend is a lifelong process. Relationships can be confusing, messy, and complicated but the Bible gives guidance on some key aspects of these different relationships that bring great blessing to our lives, if we will listen and follow it. Join us for this teaching series as we talk about how to live with this clarity in our relationships.
Most people will admit that they want to be different in some way or another. The Bible gives instruction to Christians that we should be different from world around us. In our pursuit to be more like Jesus, we sometimes act as if the strength needed to grow and to change comes from within ourselves. In our series 'Now I See,' we will examine Ephesians chapter 4 and 5, and see how the change we long flows from keeping the Gospel central in our lives, abiding in Christ, and responding to the grace and love He has shown us.
Most people will admit that they want to be different in some way or another. The Bible gives instruction to Christians that we should be different from world around us. In our pursuit to be more like Jesus, we sometimes act as if the strength needed to grow and to change comes from within ourselves. In our series 'Now I See,' we will examine Ephesians chapter 4 and 5, and see how the change we long flows from keeping the Gospel central in our lives, abiding in Christ, and responding to the grace and love He has shown us.
Most people will admit that they want to be different in some way or another. The Bible gives instruction to Christians that we should be different from world around us. In our pursuit to be more like Jesus, we sometimes act as if the strength needed to grow and to change comes from within ourselves. In our series 'Now I See,' we will examine Ephesians chapter 4 and 5, and see how the change we long flows from keeping the Gospel central in our lives, abiding in Christ, and responding to the grace and love He has shown us.
Most people will admit that they want to be different in some way or another. The Bible gives instruction to Christians that we should be different from world around us. In our pursuit to be more like Jesus, we sometimes act as if the strength needed to grow and to change comes from within ourselves. In our series 'Now I See,' we will examine Ephesians chapter 4 and 5, and see how the change we long flows from keeping the Gospel central in our lives, abiding in Christ, and responding to the grace and love He has shown us.
Most people will admit that they want to be different in some way or another. The Bible gives instruction to Christians that we should be different from world around us. In our pursuit to be more like Jesus, we sometimes act as if the strength needed to grow and to change comes from within ourselves. In our series 'Now I See,' we will examine Ephesians chapter 4 and 5, and see how the change we long flows from keeping the Gospel central in our lives, abiding in Christ, and responding to the grace and love He has shown us.
Getting older does not automatically mean that we mature. Maturity is a process of making intentional choices to learn from God and the people who he puts in our life. As we begin another school year, we are reminded of how quickly each year passes and the choices we make that affect our future. Join us in August for this teaching series out of Ephesians 4 on Growing Up!
Getting older does not automatically mean that we mature. Maturity is a process of making intentional choices to learn from God and the people who he puts in our life. As we begin another school year, we are reminded of how quickly each year passes and the choices we make that affect our future. Join us in August for this teaching series out of Ephesians 4 on Growing Up!
Getting older does not automatically mean that we mature. Maturity is a process of making intentional choices to learn from God and the people who he puts in our life. As we begin another school year, we are reminded of how quickly each year passes and the choices we make that affect our future. Join us in August for this teaching series out of Ephesians 4 on Growing Up!
Getting older does not automatically mean that we mature. Maturity is a process of making intentional choices to learn from God and the people who he puts in our life. As we begin another school year, we are reminded of how quickly each year passes and the choices we make that affect our future. Join us in August for this teaching series out of Ephesians 4 on Growing Up!
Getting older does not automatically mean that we mature. Maturity is a process by which we make intentional choices to learn from God and the people who he puts in our life. As we begin another school year, we are reminded of how quickly each year passes and the choices we make that affect our future. Join us in August for this teaching series out of Ephesians 4 on Growing Up!
God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. Over this five-week teaching series based out of Ephesians 3:20-21, we look at how God can work in this powerful way in our lives and in our life as a Church.
God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. Over this five-week teaching series based out of Ephesians 3:20-21, we look at how God can work in this powerful way in our lives and in our life as a Church.
God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. Over this five-week teaching series based out of Ephesians 3:20-21, we look at how God can work in this powerful way in our lives and in our life as a Church.
God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. Over this five-week teaching series based out of Ephesians 3:20-21, we look at how God can work in this powerful way in our lives and in our life as a Church.
God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. Over this five-week teaching series based out of Ephesians 3:20-21, we look at how God can work in this powerful way in our lives and in our life as a Church.
When things aren’t going according to plan, or simply just don’t make sense, we can find ourselves stuck, discouraged, and even having a hard time trusting God. However, leaning into the mystery of God’s will is how can see the greatest growth in our lives. In this teaching series, we see how Ephesians 3 describes the mystery of God and how trusting His perfect wisdom frees us to fulfil the purpose He created us for.
When things aren’t going according to plan, or simply just don’t make sense, we can find ourselves stuck, discouraged, and even having a hard time trusting God. However, leaning into the mystery of God’s will is how can see the greatest growth in our lives. In this teaching series, we see how Ephesians 3 describes the mystery of God and how trusting His perfect wisdom frees us to fulfil the purpose He created us for.
When things aren’t going according to plan, or simply just don’t make sense, we can find ourselves stuck, discouraged, and even having a hard time trusting God. However, leaning into the mystery of God’s will is how can see the greatest growth in our lives. In this teaching series, we see how Ephesians 3 describes the mystery of God and how trusting His perfect wisdom frees us to fulfil the purpose He created us for.
‘Unity.’ It’s a word that gets used often, but given the state of our world, true unity almost seems unrealistic. The Bible shows us that we will have to wait until Heaven to see complete unity, but also, that God calls us to strive for unity on earth. This comes with a promise: that through it all, He will do a work in us. In our teaching series “ONE,” we see in Ephesians 2:11-22 the work God can do in our lives if we desire to be one with Him and His people.
‘Unity.’ It’s a word that gets used often, but given the state of our world, true unity almost seems unrealistic. The Bible shows us that we will have to wait until Heaven to see complete unity, but also, that God calls us to strive for unity on earth. This comes with a promise: that through it all, He will do a work in us. In our teaching series “ONE,” we see in Ephesians 2:11-22 the work God can do in our lives if we desire to be one with Him and His people.
‘Unity.’ It’s a word that gets used often, but given the state of our world, true unity almost seems unrealistic. The Bible shows us that we will have to wait until Heaven to see complete unity, but also, that God calls us to strive for unity on earth. This comes with a promise: that through it all, He will do a work in us. In our teaching series “ONE,” we see in Ephesians 2:11-22 the work God can do in our lives if we desire to be one with Him and His people.
‘Unity.’ It’s a word that gets used often, but given the state of our world, true unity almost seems unrealistic. The Bible shows us that we will have to wait until Heaven to see complete unity, but also, that God calls us to strive for unity on earth. This comes with a promise: that through it all, He will do a work in us. In our teaching series “ONE,” we see in Ephesians 2:11-22 the work God can do in our lives if we desire to be one with Him and His people.
Destiny…Calling…Purpose. Most of us believe that there is a greater reason for our lives that extends beyond ourselves; yet many of us stop searching and waver back and forth between trying to leave a legacy and just getting through our life. The Bible speaks very clearly to the purpose God has for our lives. During this teaching series on the first part of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we explore that purpose and how we can live in it, and for it, right now.
Destiny…Calling…Purpose. Most of us believe that there is a greater reason for our lives that extends beyond ourselves; yet many of us stop searching and waver back and forth between trying to leave a legacy and just getting through our life. The Bible speaks very clearly to the purpose God has for our lives. During this teaching series on the first part of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we explore that purpose and how we can live in it, and for it, right now.
Destiny…Calling…Purpose. Most of us believe that there is a greater reason for our lives that extends beyond ourselves; yet many of us stop searching and waver back and forth between trying to leave a legacy and just getting through our life. The Bible speaks very clearly to the purpose God has for our lives. During this teaching series on the first part of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we explore that purpose and how we can live in it, and for it, right now.
Destiny…Calling…Purpose. Most of us believe that there is a greater reason for our lives that extends beyond ourselves; yet many of us stop searching and waver back and forth between trying to leave a legacy and just getting through our life. The Bible speaks very clearly to the purpose God has for our lives. During this teaching series on the first part of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we explore that purpose and how we can live in it, and for it, right now.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
God has called parents to be the spiritual leaders of their children. Parents’ most important goal is to raise children, who will love God with all their heart and will follow Jesus every day of their life.
God has called parents to be the spiritual leaders of their children. Parents’ most important goal is to raise children, who will love God with all their heart and will follow Jesus every day of their life.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If we are going to parent, or fill whatever role God places us in, His way, we need to first understand how God has brought us into His family and is with us.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
If the Gospel is the center of our faith, it is important that we have a right understanding of what it is. The church in Galatia was faced with a crisis not unlike many face today. A strange teaching was taking root that in addition to faith in Jesus, there was some ‘extra work’ that needed to be done to ensure salvation. How did this happen to them, how does this happen to us, and what is the remedy? In our sermon series ‘Centered,’ we will see what the central message of the Gospel is and how, in all of the tensions and pulls of our hearts, we can keep it central.
At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmanuel God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.
At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmanuel God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.
At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmaneul God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.
At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmaneul God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.
On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’
God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.
God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.
God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.
God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.
God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
During His time on earth, Jesus made bold claims about His identity. Some believed while others scoffed. For those early believers following Jesus meant everything about their lives changed. The same is true for us today. In this series from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 12 we see how Jesus isn’t just a part of life. He is life, and this truth changes everything.
The word ‘authority’ carries incredible weight. Some people love authority while others run from it. It can be used for good and it can be abused for all incredible harm. The definition literally means: ‘the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.’ Jesus claims authority over all things. Where does this authority come from, and how does surrendering to the authority of Jesus actually provide us the greatest freedom and joy? In ‘By What Authority’ (Mark 10-11) we’ll see how the first events of Passover week point us to Jesus’ authority and what it means to trust that His authority is for our good.
The word ‘authority’ carries incredible weight. Some people love authority while others run from it. It can be used for good and it can be abused for all incredible harm. The definition literally means: ‘the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.’ Jesus claims authority over all things. Where does this authority come from, and how does surrendering to the authority of Jesus actually provide us the greatest freedom and joy? In ‘By What Authority’ (Mark 10-11) we’ll see how the first events of Passover week point us to Jesus’ authority and what it means to trust that His authority is for our good.
The word ‘authority’ carries incredible weight. Some people love authority while others run from it. It can be used for good and it can be abused for all incredible harm. The definition literally means: ‘the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.’ Jesus claims authority over all things. Where does this authority come from, and how does surrendering to the authority of Jesus actually provide us the greatest freedom and joy? In ‘By What Authority’ (Mark 10-11) we’ll see how the first events of Passover week point us to Jesus’ authority and what it means to trust that His authority is for our good.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.
Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’
Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’
Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’
Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
Admit it or not, everyone is afraid of something. The more we focus on overcoming these fears on our own, the more we actually experience their weight. What if the answer to overcoming our fear isn’t found in trying harder or being better, but found in trusting someone else? Join us for our new teaching series from the Book of Mark, ‘He, Greater Than Fear’ as we learn what Jesus means when He says, ‘Fear not, only believe.’
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What is visible on the surface isn’t always everything that there is to see. Jesus used parables, or stories, to teach about the kingdom of God and in these parables there was always a deeper meaning attached to the story. In our sermon series ‘Beneath the Surface’ we look at the parables recorded in Mark Chapter 4, looking underneath the surface to see what Jesus is teaching His followers about faith and the kingdom of God.
What is visible on the surface isn’t always everything that there is to see. Jesus used parables, or stories, to teach about the kingdom of God and in these parables there was always a deeper meaning attached to the story. In our sermon series ‘Beneath the Surface’ we look at the parables recorded in Mark Chapter 4, looking underneath the surface to see what Jesus is teaching His followers about faith and the kingdom of God.
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What is visible on the surface isn’t always everything that there is to see. Jesus used parables, or stories, to teach about the kingdom of God and in these parables there was always a deeper meaning attached to the story. In our sermon series ‘Beneath the Surface’ we look at the parables recorded in Mark Chapter 4, looking underneath the surface to see what Jesus is teaching His followers about faith and the kingdom of God.
What is visible on the surface isn’t always everything that there is to see. Jesus used parables, or stories, to teach about the kingdom of God and in these parables there was always a deeper meaning attached to the story. In our sermon series ‘Beneath the Surface’ we look at the parables recorded in Mark Chapter 4, looking underneath the surface to see what Jesus is teaching His followers about faith and the kingdom of God.
What is visible on the surface isn’t always everything that there is to see. Jesus used parables, or stories, to teach about the kingdom of God and in these parables there was always a deeper meaning attached to the story. In our sermon series ‘Beneath the Surface’ we look at the parables recorded in Mark Chapter 4, looking underneath the surface to see what Jesus is teaching His followers about faith and the kingdom of God.
As Jesus began his public ministry, He encountered a lot of questions and a lot of opposition by those who had different plans and expectations from Him. In our current series, He Greater than Religion, we see in Mark chapters 2 and 3 how Jesus invites us to something greater than religion; a relationship with God.
As Jesus began his public ministry, He encountered a lot of questions and a lot of opposition by those who had different plans and expectations from Him. In our current series, He Greater than Religion, we see in Mark chapters 2 and 3 how Jesus invites us to something greater than religion; a relationship with God.
As Jesus began his public ministry, He encountered a lot of questions and a lot of opposition by those who had different plans and expectations from Him. In our current series, He Greater than Religion, we see in Mark chapters 2 and 3 how Jesus invites us to something greater than religion; a relationship with God.
As Jesus began his public ministry, He encountered a lot of questions and a lot of opposition by those who had different plans and expectations from Him. In our current series, He>Religion, we see in Mark chapters 2 and 3 how Jesus invites us to something greater than religion; a relationship with God.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
People had been waiting a long time for the Messiah to come. When He did, He wasn’t exactly what they thought He would be. The Gospel of Mark tells the story of Jesus’ life and ministry, what He did and why He came. In He, Greater Than I, we see how the call to follow Jesus begins with first recognizing who He is, and that is greater than we could ever imagine.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.
God gives his people a clear mission: to go and make disciples. Yet, we are often hindered in this mission because our lose focus and sight of the goal of knowing Jesus and making Him known. ‘Live Sent’ is a declaration that we as believers are sent by God, carrying the good news of Jesus Christ. In this series we dive in to what it means to live on mission - to show His love in the culture around us to the people whom He loved enough to die for.